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Amazon Minimum Age: 204 monthsBinding: Video Game Brand: Take 2 EAN: 0710425312830 Edition: Game of the Year ESRB Age Rating: Mature Item Dimensions: Label: Take 2 Manufacturer: Take 2 MPN: 710425312830 Platform: Windows XP Publisher: Take 2 Release Date: September 10, 2007 Studio: Take 2 Features:
Editorial Review: Product Description: The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year Edition (GotY) for Windows is a compilation of this classic RPG game. Oblivion GotY will include the originalversion of the award-winning RPG Oblivion along with the official expansion, The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles, and the downloadable content, Knights of the Nine. This new product allows players who have never played the 2006 Game of the Year to experience Oblivion for the first time with additional content. In addition, gamers can continue their existing games of Oblivion and experience the new quests and areas offered by the expansion and downloadable content. Oblivion features a powerful combination of free-form gameplay, unprecedented graphics, cutting edge AI, character voices by acting legends Patrick Stewart, Sean Bean, Terrance Stamp, and Lynda Carter, and an award-winning soundtrack. Gamers can choose to unravel Oblivion's epic narrative at their own pace or explore the vast world in search of their own unique challenges. With more than 30 hours of new gameplay, Shivering Isles allows you to explore an entirely new plane of Oblivion - the realm of Sheogorath, the Daedric Prince of Madness. Shivering Isles features a bizarre landscape split between the two sides - Mania and Dementia -filled with vast, twisting dungeons mirroring the roots of the trees they are buried within. Sheogorath himself looks to you to be his champion and defend his realm and its inhabitants from destruction as you discover all new items, ingredients, spells, and much more. The Shivering Isles features a bizarre landscape split between the two sides - Mania and Dementia -filled with vast, twisting dungeons mirroring the roots of the trees they are buried within. You'll encounter more than a dozen new creatures including hideous insects, Flesh Atronachs, skeletal Shambles, amphibious Grummites. Throughout your adventure, you will discover all new items. Knight Average Rating:
 Rating:  - amazing experienceIf you haven't played this game, please do yourself a favor and buy it, it is def. in my list of greatest games of all time. I really can't say enough good things about this game, I could play it 10 times through again and again and still not be sick of it, my only complaint is that it doesn't last forever. I own it on p.c. and the playstation 3, and both are perfect. Rating:  - GOTY edtion = SecuROMBethesda has done an unfortunate about-face on their DRM stance and slapped SecuROM into the GOTY edition of Oblivion. I would highly recommend you NOT to buy this version and to buy the individual stand-along versions instead if you really want this game - see also the SecuROM debacle on games like Bioshock and Mass Effect to learn more. Rating: - Oblivian RulesI have really enjoyed playing this game. It has a feel of the MMOs and yet you can solo everything. Great graphics. Rating: - Great expectationsWhen I fist heard about Oblivion, I was totally hyped. Its little brother Morrowind was a game that had a lot of potential and good ideas, but it didn't quite pull them off. Right off the bat Oblivion impressed me, the graphics were excellent, and the combat had a nice feel, to top it off, the spellcasting is much, much better than it was in Morrowind. Bethesda has made an excellent successor that took advantage of Morrowind's potential, and the game has far exceeded my expectations. For ... Read More Rating: - Oblivion, Fun but Dumbed Down To Appeal to More Relative to SeriesTrying to be as objective as possible so let me explain why I'm giving this a 4/5 star rating even though I liked it a lot. First, the game has a lot of 'improvements' which seem like they were put in place because they would make the game more appealing to the masses. These include things like the idea of fast travel (I wish I could do this to work every morning), the auto leveling of the enemies, and so on. I'll explain more on those subjects further on. Generally though these 'improvements' ... Read More |
